Guidelines
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On all occasions, the formal and sport uniform should be clean, neat and in good repair. Items are not interchangeable. Personal presentation and accessories need to be consistent with the College uniform. Fashion dictates there will often be some disparity between current trends and College expectations. It is unrealistic for the College to respond to trends on a seasonal basis, so it is without reservation that we set requirements that ensure health and safety, as well as setting a high standard for personal presentation.
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SECONDARY SCHOOL
We aim to create and maintain a learning environment that is safe, respectful, encouraging, and inclusive so that each person can strive to achieve success. We believe that every person in our College has the right to feel safe, connected, supported, challenged, valued and respected. For these rights to be upheld, we all have both the individual and shared responsibility in shaping and maintaining a positive environment for all.
JUNIOR SCHOOL
Mother Teresa Catholic College community members are called to be respectful, to honour the giftedness and spirit of each member, and to recognise the good in each person. As such, the following guidelines serve to support the staff in the development of appropriate classroom and playground behaviours that will support a safe and secure learning environment for all.
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Mother Teresa Catholic College’s Inclement Weather Guidelines comply with all government legislation and CEWA’s Guidelines within CECWA’s Strategic Directions 2019-2023. We are committed to the safety and wellbeing of all Students. Where required The Principal will ensure the correct modification and process is implemented to align with staff and student safety and wellbeing.
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Explore essential information tailored for parents and caregivers on our College Policies page. Here, you’ll find comprehensive details about our uniform requirements, grading guidelines, behaviour management strategies, and more. Stay informed and ensure your student’s success by accessing this central hub for all College regulations and standards.
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Student Life
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RECONCILIATION
Thursday 12th February: Parent / Student Workshop - 5.30pm
Saturday 14th February: Commitment Mass - 6.00pm
Wednesday 18th March: Retreat Day - 9am to 2.30pm
Wednesday 25th March: Celebration of the Sacrament - 6pm
EUCHARIST
Tuesday 28th April: Parent / Student Workshop - 5.30pm
Saturday 2nd May: Commitment Mass - 6.00pm
Friday 11th June: Retreat Day 9am - 12.30pm. Rehearsal 1.15 - 3.00pm
Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st June: Celebration of the Sacrament
CONFIRMATION
Wednesday 22nd July: Parent Meeting/Student Workshop. Church - 5.30pm
Saturday 25th July: Commitment Mass - 6.00pm
Friday 04th September: Retreat Day 9am - 2.30pm
Thursday 10th September: Rehearsal and Preparation Meeting 6.00pm (Sponsor and Candidate)
Saturday 12th September: Celebration of the Sacrament at 6.00pm
(Please note, the date of Confirmation is yet to be approved by the Archbishop’s Office)
Preference Dates for Confirmation:
05th September
12th September
19th September
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TERM 1
Monday 2nd February 2026: Term 1 commences for Junior School Students and Years 7 & 12.
Tuesday 3rd February 2026: Term 1 commences for Years 8 – 11.
Monday 2nd March 2026: Labour Day.
Tuesday 3rd March 2026: Pupil Free Day.
Thursday 2nd April 2026: End of Term 1 for staff and students.
TERM 2
Monday 20th April 2026: Term 2 commences for staff and students.
Monday 27th April 2026: Anzac Day.
Monday 1st June 2026: WA Day.
Tuesday 2nd June 2026: Pupil Free Day.
Friday 3rd July 2026: End of Term 2 for staff and students.
TERM 3
Monday 20th July 2026: Term 3 commences for staff and students.
Friday 21st August 2026: Catholic Day.
Monday 24th August 2026: Pupil Free Day.
Friday 25th September 2026: End of Term 3 for staff and students.
TERM 4
Monday 12th October 2026: Term 4 commences for staff and students.
Friday 11th December 2026: End of Term 4 for students.
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2027 Term Dates (Students)
Term 1
28 January – 9 April
11 Weeks
School Holidays 12 April – 23 April
2 Weeks
Term 2
26 April – 25 June
9 Weeks
School Holidays 28 June – 16 July
3 Weeks
Term 3
19 July – 24 September
10 Weeks
School Holidays 27 September – 8 October
2 Weeks
Term 4
11 October – 10 December
9 Weeks
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Welcome to Kingston’s Kitchen at College Cafe!
We are excited to share some important updates as we prepare for the school year ahead!
Exciting Changes at the College Café
Kingston’s Kitchen is now operating our College Café, offering a fresh, nutritious, and delicious menu designed to keep students fuelled and focused throughout the school day. Whether your child needs a quick snack or a hearty meal, we provide a range of wholesome options made with quality ingredients to nourish growing minds.
Easy & Convenient Ordering
To simplify lunch orders, we’ve partnered with the Spriggy Schools App, where you can browse our full menu and place orders effortlessly.
Over-the-Counter Sales Still Available
Students can also:
✔ Fill out a lunch order at the start of the school day
✔ Purchase selected snacks during recess and lunch
✔ Pay with cash or EFTPOSWe look forward to providing your children with tasty and healthy meals every day.
Order now via the Spriggy Schools App.
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Mother Teresa Catholic College is conveniently serviced by four public bus routes, making it easy for students and families to travel to and from the College.
For the most up-to-date information on routes, schedules, and any service changes, we recommend visiting the Transperth website.
Bus Routes Servicing the College:
- 565 – Stops from Warnbro Station to Mother Teresa Catholic College (SCHOOL DAYS ONLY)
- 564 – Stops from Mother Teresa Catholic College to Warnbro Station (SCHOOL DAYS ONLY)
- 567 – Stops from Warnbro Station to Sixty Eight Rd
- 566 – Stops from Heritage Park Dr to Warnbro Station
For detailed route information, schedules, and to check for service disruptions, visit the Transperth website.
Plan Your Journey:
To plan your journey to and from the College, we encourage you to use the Transperth Journey Planner.
We recommend that all students and families familiarise themselves with these routes to ensure a smooth and timely commute to the College each day.
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Pre-Kindergarten
Classrooms Open - 8:45am
Classes Start - 9:00am
End of Day - 2:45pm
Kindergarten
Classrooms Open - 8:30am
Classes Start - 8:45am
End of Day - 2:45pm
Junior School [Pre-Primary to Year 6]
Classrooms Open - 8:30am
Start of Day - 8:40am
Recess - 10:30am to 10:50am
Lunch - 12:35pm to 1:15pm
End of Day - 3:00pm
Senior School [Year 7 to Year 12]
Homeroom - 8:25am
Period 1 - 8:45am
Period 2 - 9:40am
Recess - 10:30am
Period 3 - 10:50am
Period 4 - 11:45am
Lunch - 12:35pm
Period 5 - 1:10pm
Period 6 - 2:05pm
End of Day - 3:00pm
Senior School [WEDNESDAYS]
Homeroom - 8:25am
Period 1 - 9:15am
Period 2 - 10:05am
Recess - 10:50am
Period 3 - 11:10am
Period 4 - 12:00pm
Lunch - 12:45pm
Period 5 - 1:15pm
Period 6 - 2:10pm
End of Day - 3:00pm
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Uniform Concepts Port Kennedy Super Store
1 Sunlight Dr, Port Kennedy WA 6172
(08) 9270 4670
Website:
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Finance and Admin
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At Mother Teresa Catholic College, we are committed to fostering an environment of innovation and excellence in education. As a forward-thinking K-12 Catholic school, we embrace the integration of digital technologies to enhance the learning experience for all students.
To support this vision, we have a dedicated and professional IT Helpdesk team available to assist students and staff with their digital learning tools.
Located conveniently within the Learning Hub, our IT Helpdesk team is always on hand to troubleshoot and resolve any technical issues that may arise. Whether it's a hardware issue, software support, or assistance with digital learning platforms, our team is here to help ensure that technology is seamlessly integrated into the educational experience.
In addition to general tech support, the IT Helpdesk can assist with processing iPad service and repair requests, as well as handling warranty and insurance claims. Our goal is to ensure that students and staff can focus on learning with minimal disruption to their digital devices.
If you need assistance, simply visit the IT Helpdesk in the Learning Hub or reach out to our team for support. We're here to make your digital learning experience as smooth and effective as possible.
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Our Campus Locations Map provides a detailed overview of Mother Teresa Catholic College's various buildings and facilities, helping you navigate the campus with ease. Whether you're a student, parent, or visitor, this map will guide you to key areas such as classrooms, administration offices, sports facilities, and common spaces.
We encourage all members of our College community to familiarise themselves with the campus layout for a smooth and efficient experience during school hours and events.
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The College uses SEQTA Engage, an advanced student timetabling and communication platform, to keep parents fully informed about their child’s academic progress and attendance. With SEQTA, you can:
Access Academic Reports: View your child's detailed performance across subjects, including grades, feedback, and learning milestones.
Monitor Attendance: Stay updated on your child’s attendance records in real time, ensuring transparency and quick communication regarding any concerns.
View Timetables: Stay organised with a comprehensive overview of your child’s daily and weekly schedule.
Engage with Teachers: Use the platform to communicate directly with educators, fostering collaboration for your child’s success.
SEQTA streamlines the connection between school and home, empowering parents to stay involved in their child's education.
Log in today to experience seamless access to everything you need for academic and attendance management. LAUNCH SEQTA
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Our Learning Hub houses the College Library and IT Centre. It is an innovative space with several dedicated learning areas for students to use. We welcome students to read and relax, enjoy a quiet board game with friends, study and receive assistance with schoolwork, and access help at our IT Help Desk.
Students have access to areas for both large and small group collaboration projects, individual study, and whole class activities.
Catering for Kindergarten to Year 12, our library collection provides reading materials for all age and skill levels. The collection includes picture books, fiction ranging from beginner reader through to proficient readers, books written for students with dyslexia, graphic novels, information texts and a growing collection of online resources such as the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Students can access our library system anywhere, anytime and make use of digital resources such as Clickview, ebooks and other online subscriptions.